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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Endemic Crayfish"”.

  1. Characterizing Wetland Hydrology, Chemistry, And Soils For An Endemic Crayfish, The Piedmont Blue Burrower

    … species have been particularly vulnerable, with crayfish ranking as the second most imperiled taxonomic group in North America. Primary burrowers represent only 15% of crayfish species in North America; however, they constitute 32% of imperiled crayfish. Despite their conservation importance, …

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  2. Using Maximum Entropy to Model the Distribution of an Endangered, Endemic Crayfish Cambarus Harti (Hobbs)

    … </em>is a<em> </em>state-listed endangered, endemic crayfish found only in three counties in mid-west Georgia. Several studies have attempted to characterize the biology and ecology of this crayfish, however data regarding the distribution of this rare, endemic crayfish remains limited. The …

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  3. Habitat Modeling of Three Endemic Crayfish Species in the Black River Drainage of Missouri and Arkansas: Factors Affecting Distribution and Abundance

    … biological diversity, especially in regards to endemic crayfish. Orconectes eupunctus, Orconectes marchandi, and Cambarus hubbsi are three such endemics that are threatened by a limited natural distribution and the invasions of Orconectes neglectus. I sought to determine how natural and …

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